Aaliyah Aubrey Botello, a teenager, was last seen on Sunday, August 30. She is described as 5'3" tall and weighing 110 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. At the time she was last seen, she was wearing a black v-neck shirt.
Further details about her disappearance are available. Aaliyah was seen near Rasa Drive and Horal Street.
San Antonio police are seeking help in finding the missing teen and have released information about her in an effort to locate her.
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